Rallies for People’s Ticket in Bexar County Primary
Campaign events drew sixteen speakers at Alamo Heights High School and Converse DA Meaghill chaired the Alamo Heights meeting. Speakers denounced the Tax League, criticized city machine ties, and urged tax fulfillment as essential to democracy. Black accused Walter Tynan of improper indictments during his Rio Grande work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citi Mens League
Atselt
TAX League
Walter Tynan
Maury Maverick
John Boyle
Bam Bell
McAss
League
W. A. Williamson
R. L. Reader
Feague
Black Speaks
Valley Speech Debates Tynan Bank Probes
A Valley debate features speakers accusing Tynan of failing to prosecute bank cases and mismanaging the City Central Bank and Trust. Black cites 1100 dismissals and poor actions against a grocer bank hold up, while Burke touts self funding and a county surplus. Officials discuss consolidating offices to save costs and improve efficiency as candidates outline Friday meetings.
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Valley
Black
Tynan
City Central Bank and Trust Company
Groaa National Bank
Adolph Grops
Burke
Jack R. Burke
W.A. Wurzbach
City Central Bank
J. Franklin Speers
TD. F. Davis
Bexar County
Chemical Warfare Pioneer Succumbs in Queens Home
WEW YORK July 4 von H Manning Jr who developed the American chemical warfare service during World War I is dead at 70. He was a consulting engineer and former director of the Bureau of Mines. He earned credit for experiments that cut the price of helium, noting the gas load for the airship Akron would have surged without his work.
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Wew York
von H. Manning Jr
American Chemical Warfare Service
Queen’s
Manning
Bureau of Mines
Akron
Fireman Injured in Motorcycle Crash at Dallas and Richmond
Fireman F. G. Matzek of Company No 4 was painfully but not seriously hurt when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by H R Straten of 1410 South Presa Street at Dallas and Richmond streets Thursday morning on his way to work. He was taken to Santa Rosa infirmary by District Fire Chief Ed Mechler.
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F. G. Saatzer
Aucumer
Company No. 4
H. R. Straten
Presa ‘Street
Dallas
Richmond
Matzek
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Ed Mechler
Endorsement Talk Divides Washington City Leaders
United city leaders met to decide whether to endorse Herbert Hoover amid national prohibition board strategy. Oliver W. Stewart urged action to back Hoover if he shifts toward wets. Dr Clarence True Wilson preferred to await Hoover's acceptance speech before deciding. The Anti-Saloon League kept its candidate stance secret until the board finishes.
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Washington, D
United
Herbert
Hoover
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
Stewart
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Anti-Saloon League
Brazil mobilizes to end revolt in São Paulo
Brazil's government reports fighting the São Paulo revolt within the state and moves to finish the suppression by mobilizing men money and munitions. A credit of 1 million dollars was approved to fund the campaign with confidence of a swift victory.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
São Paulo
Oppose Debt Cancellation Reaches Near Universal Vote
Washington reporters note Congress rejects debt cancellation with 81 senators and 275 representatives opposing and no advocates in either house. The stance reflects broad legislative stance against canceling war debts amid the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Unry
Universal Service
Congress
Crash Lands To Record Flight From Guaymus to Mexico City
James N. Crott on, founder of Agua Callente Amusement Co., survived a crash on a mountain west of Mexico City while attempting a single day flight from Guaymus to the capital. Pilot Carl Gilpin of Gilpin Air Lines was killed. Gilpin’s wife seriously hurt. Mong Ries, a Mexican actress in Los Angeles, sustained severe injuries.
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Mexico City
James N. Crotton
Agua Callente Amusement Company
Agua Callente
Califonia
Here
Guaymes
Carl Gilpin
Gilpin Air Lines of
Los Angeles
Strike threatens Mexican west coast rail service
Nogales, Sonora July 14 report says to end the Southern Pacific of Mexico strike to relieve a food shortage. Governors of Sonora and Sinaloa notify federal officials of the crisis as profiteering and hunger among thousands of coastal residents increase. No deaths reported. walkout began over a wage cut more than two weeks ago, cutting transport facilities along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Wise
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An antique advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and bowel movement. It claims the pills cleanse the system, relieve digestion issues, and improve energy, urging readers to ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills and avoid substitutes. The ad notes the red label and price.
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Carter
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Rio Grande
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P. L. Anderson
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Hart MecCormick
J. G. MecNeel
Joe Sobieski
Will Woods
C. R. Gerlach
D. J. Moran
Éomumiasioner
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Rockne
Studebaker
Ockne
Pyeb
Mae
Winerich Motor Sales CO
Broadway
Third St
Wmerigo
Stee Hal
Alurdy
Hanikome
Eretonne
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Vestfal
Inge Porcelain
Fay
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Jalierns
LPO Bikin
W. Commerce St
N. Flores
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